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But IHS iSuppli analyst Wayne Lam —who has also disassembled the Xoom—noted that the iPad display is based on a technology called in-plane switching that produces a clearer picture at sharp viewing angles.
'Xooming' In: Researchers Say Cameras, Display Add to Costs of Motorola Xoom Don Clark 2011
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Like the iPad's screen, the screen on the Fire has so-called in-plane switching technology, meaning that unlike some LCD screens it can be viewed from a variety of angles, not just straight on.
NYT > Home Page By JENNA WORTHAM 2011
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Like the iPad's screen, the screen on the Fire has so-called in-plane switching technology, meaning that unlike some LCD screens it can be viewed from a variety of angles, not just straight on.
unknown title 2011
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Like the iPad's screen, the screen on the Fire has so-called in-plane switching technology, meaning that unlike some LCD screens it can be viewed from a variety of angles, not just straight on.
unknown title 2011
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And because it uses a display technology called IPS (in-plane switching), it has a wide, 178° viewing angle.
Launching the new Apple Ipad « Third Point of Singularity 2010
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Apple says the color iPad screen also uses a new display technology called "in-plane switching" to solve another common problem with LCD screens: the inability to see it from an angle.
Screens and Eyestrain Geoffrey A. Fowler 2010
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LG Display is the biggest player in the industry of LCDs using in-plane switching, or IPS, technology, which enables consumers to enjoy the same picture quality at any viewing angle.
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Apple's iPad Web site says the device's display is an "LED-backlit glossy widescreen multitouch display with [in-plane switching] technology," which analysts said refers to Prime View's technology.
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Apple says the color iPad screen also uses a new display technology called "in-plane switching" to solve another common problem with LCD screens: the inability to see it from an angle.
Screens and Eyestrain Geoffrey A. Fowler 2010
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Apple says the color iPad screen also uses a new display technology called "in-plane switching" to solve another common problem with LCD screens: the inability to see it from an angle.
Screens and Eyestrain Geoffrey A. Fowler 2010
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